Join Civil War reenactor Paul Bourget at the Museum of Work & Culture as he discusses the nitty gritty involved in camping with a Civil War army, from food and supplies to hygiene and artillery.
Stories of Access/Stories of Denial is a year-long investigation of Civil Rights history by youth at Riverzedge Arts. A group of young artists who specialize in making art in the public sphere looked at how various communities -- African American, Latino, Southeast Asian, LGBTQ and Native American – experience marginalization and resist with resilience. We […]
This screening of "Vampires of New England" will take place at "The Blood is the Life:" Community Blood Drive and Film Screening event at the Museum of Work and Culture.
Come and see what local artists, craftspeople, and vendors have to offer on the Museum's back patio. Enjoy food and entertainment, including music and a raffle, and relax on a summer's day next to the Blackstone River. Join us in a celebration of creativity and production in the Blackstone River Valley. Contact information: Director Anne […]
